Winter Pic

Use the uploaded reference image as the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE and use the user's subsequently uploaded personal photograph as the PRIMARY and ONLY IDENTITY REFERENCE for the person. Recreate the reference photograph as closely and realistically as possible while completely replacing the reference subject's identity with the recognizable real identity of the person from the user's personal photo. Preserve the user's authentic facial identity exactly and naturally, including face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eye shape, eyelids, eye spacing, nose structure, nose bridge, nostrils, cheeks, cheekbones, facial width and length, lips, mouth shape, chin, jawline, ears, natural skin texture, subtle asymmetry, and all distinctive facial characteristics. Do not beautify, idealize, redesign, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or turn the face into a generic AI/model/celebrity face. The final subject must unmistakably remain the person from the user's personal photograph.

Recreate the reference scene as a highly realistic cinematic winter portrait: a young man positioned prominently in the frame, shown from approximately the waist/chest upward, with his body slightly angled and leaning naturally while his head is lowered and turned toward his right side, creating a soft three-quarter/side-profile view. His chin is gently lowered toward his chest, his face points diagonally downward, and his eyes follow the same downward direction rather than looking at the camera. Preserve the exact subdued, introspective, quiet and melancholic emotional feeling of the reference, with relaxed facial muscles, naturally lowered eyelids, soft downward gaze, relaxed eyebrows, gently closed or slightly parted lips, relaxed jaw, and subtle believable micro-expression. The head, neck, shoulders and torso must form one physically connected anatomical structure. Reproduce the reference's downward head tilt and neck inclination naturally, with realistic neck compression and skin tension where the head meets the neck and shoulders, never creating a disconnected or twisted neck. The visible facial features must physically follow the three-dimensional head rotation and perspective: realistic nose projection, cheek visibility, jawline visibility, ear visibility, eye perspective, facial foreshortening and natural asymmetry. Do not paste a frontal face onto the angled head.

Match the reference composition, subject placement, crop, camera height, camera distance, perspective and photographic framing. Maintain the portrait-oriented composition with the subject occupying most of the frame while leaving visible negative space around the upper and side portions of the body. Use a natural professional DSLR/mirrorless portrait perspective resembling approximately an 85mm portrait lens, with realistic optical compression, moderate shallow depth of field and natural subject-background separation. The camera should be positioned approximately at upper-torso/face level and slightly in front of the subject, preserving the intimate close portrait perspective of the reference. Keep the proportions of the user's head, neck, shoulders and body realistic and consistent; do not enlarge the face or head, shrink the torso, narrow the shoulders, or create an unnaturally thin neck.

Recreate the reference clothing and styling as closely as possible: a dark, nearly black winter outfit consisting of a structured black heavy coat with a broad folded collar/lapel and subtle utilitarian detailing, layered over a black high-neck/turtleneck-style inner garment. Preserve the overall silhouette, collar construction, fabric weight, folds, seams, buttons, hardware and realistic textile texture visible in the reference. Adapt the clothing naturally to the user's body rather than distorting the body to fit the clothing. Reproduce the reference's dark monochromatic fashion aesthetic. If the user's own hairstyle differs, retain the user's real hair identity, hairline and natural characteristics while styling it naturally in a direction compatible with the reference's soft, slightly tousled winter portrait aesthetic; never copy another person's recognizable identity or distinctive facial characteristics.

Recreate the winter atmosphere with gently falling snow throughout the scene. Include a mixture of small sharp snowflakes and larger softly defocused foreground flakes, with a few naturally resting snow particles visible on the user's hair and shoulders/clothing. Snow must obey realistic depth and focus behavior: some flakes close to the lens should appear larger and softly blurred, while distant flakes should be smaller and sharper. Do not overcrowd the image with artificial snow. Create a quiet cold-weather atmosphere without making the environment look like a fantasy scene.

Recreate the reference background as a minimal muted gray-beige/gray-green outdoor or architectural surface with very subtle vertical tonal variation and understated texture, kept significantly softer and less detailed than the subject. Preserve the simple neutral background, subdued winter atmosphere and spatial depth of the reference rather than replacing it with a generic dramatic landscape. Use realistic shallow depth of field so the background gradually falls out of focus while the user's face, hair, coat and nearby snow remain naturally detailed. Maintain realistic atmospheric depth and optical bokeh without artificial cutout edges or digital blur halos.

Match the reference lighting precisely: soft, diffused overcast winter daylight with gentle illumination across the face and coat, subdued highlights, soft shadows, low-to-moderate contrast, restrained exposure and naturally cool ambient illumination. The downward-facing head must cause physically correct shadows beneath the hair, forehead, nose, lips, chin and jaw, while the neck and coat receive consistent ambient light and soft shadow falloff. Preserve subtle facial highlights without glossy or plastic skin. Keep the lighting physically coherent across the entire head, neck, clothing and background.

Match the reference's muted cinematic color palette: cool neutral winter tones, subdued gray-beige background, deep blacks in the clothing, naturally pale/cool environmental light and realistic skin tones with no excessive orange, yellow, pink or whitening. Apply restrained cinematic color grading, gentle contrast, soft highlight roll-off, naturally deep blacks, subtle atmospheric desaturation and realistic tonal separation. Preserve realistic skin texture with visible natural pores and fine facial detail while avoiding excessive smoothing or beauty-filter effects.

Produce an extremely photorealistic professional photograph with realistic human anatomy, physically correct perspective, natural facial proportions, authentic skin texture, detailed individual hair strands, realistic coat fibers and stitching, believable snow particles, accurate depth of field and high-end DSLR/mirrorless image quality. The image should look like a real photograph captured in cold overcast weather, not an AI-generated image. Maintain coherent anatomy and visual physics throughout: HEAD → NECK → SHOULDERS → TORSO, FACE → HEAD ROTATION → EYE GAZE, EXPRESSION → EYEBROWS → EYELIDS → EYES → MOUTH → FACIAL MUSCLES, and LIGHT → FACE → NECK → CLOTHING → ENVIRONMENT. Do not introduce a different identity, generic face, celebrity resemblance, altered facial structure, plastic or waxy skin, CGI appearance, cartoon/anime styling, beauty-filter face, oversized head, oversized face, tiny head, tiny neck, distorted body, unrealistic shoulders, malformed hands or limbs, disconnected head, floating face, pasted face, frontal face on an angled head, incorrect head rotation, incorrect neck rotation, broken or twisted neck, monster-like anatomy, stretched or rubber-like skin, artificial neck lines, wounds, scars, cuts, deep unnatural neck folds, distorted eyes, mismatched eyes, incorrect eye gaze, crossed eyes, distorted nose, distorted lips, distorted jaw, unnatural ears, excessive facial symmetry, fake bokeh, digital cutout edges, hair halos, impossible shadows, excessive HDR, oversharpening, excessive saturation, low resolution, blur on the subject, compression artifacts, or any other AI-generation artifacts. The final result must preserve the user's real recognizable identity while faithfully reproducing the reference image's pose, downward head orientation, eye gaze, expression, clothing aesthetic, winter snowfall, composition, camera perspective, lighting, background, color grading, depth of field and cinematic photographic atmosphere in an anatomically correct, natural and highly realistic 4K-quality portrait.